Meet Our Team
Breaking Boundaries, Burning Out Servers, and Making It Up as We Go.

Founder & Chief Architect of Controlled Chaos
Life Perspective: "Life is just a series of unscheduled software updates. Adapt or crash."
Terry is the visionary behind this operation, equal parts strategist, innovator, and unwilling crisis manager. With a background spanning AI engineering, neuropsychology, and startups, he builds complex systems while simultaneously debugging life. He thrives on problem-solving, pushing boundaries, and explaining to people (for the hundredth time) why their terrible password choice is an existential threat.
A firm believer that technology should work for people (not the other way around), Terry is on a mission to create tools that actually make sense, while also questioning why society still insists on fax machines. He approaches challenges with equal parts logic, sarcasm, and caffeine, proving that intelligence and humor can coexist… as long as there's enough coffee involved.

Chad “The Innovator" McButtons
Co-Founder & VP of Dubious Decisions
Life Perspective: "If I don't know the answer, I can definitely Google it faster than you."
Chad was brought on board to balance out Terry’s expertise with his own special skill set, asking questions nobody thought to ask and giving answers nobody really needed. He specializes in "outside-the-box" thinking, which is a polite way of saying he gets distracted easily. When he's not busy creating new ideas, he's either breaking existing ones or trying to convince everyone that pineapple DOES belong on pizza.

Linus 'Code Gremlin' Von Bitshift
Director of Pixels & Poor Life Choices
Life Perspective: "If it’s not in dark mode, I don’t want it."
Linus is the digital wizard responsible for making everything look shiny and functional, unless you check the backend, where chaos reigns supreme. He speaks fluent HTML, CSS, and Coffee, and his natural habitat is somewhere between a glowing monitor and an energy drink can pyramid. If something on the site is slightly off-center, it will haunt him for eternity. You’ll find him yelling at CSS files and pretending that fixing one pixel to the left is a life-or-death decision.

Leslie "The Deal Whisperer" Johnson
Head of Sales & Persuasion Tactics
Life Perspective: "Everything is negotiable, even your WiFi password."
Leslie has the rare gift of making you believe you need something before you even realize it exists. With a Jedi-like ability to convince people to open their wallets, Leslie could probably sell a snowman to the North Pole. She thrives on closing deals, charming investors, and somehow getting free snacks at networking events. When she’s not talking someone into a deal, she’s talking herself into a new pair of shoes.

Marcus "Moneybags" Fitzpatrick
Director of Funding & Creative Begging
Life Perspective: "If you think money can’t buy happiness, you’re spending it wrong."
Marcus is the financial wizard who somehow turns optimism into cash flow. He operates on the fine line between "genius investment strategy" and "Vegas weekend gone wrong." Whether he's wooing investors, crafting convincing pitch decks, or trying to explain why the marketing team spent $500 on a single stock photo, he always has an answer (even if it’s made up on the spot). His biggest fear? Running out of coffee during an investor meeting.

Hank "The Firewall" Thompson
Director of Security & Paranoia
Life Perspective: "If your password is 'password123,' I will find you and revoke your internet privileges."
Hank takes security very seriously, maybe a little too seriously. He once made a website so secure that even the employees couldn’t log in. With a background in cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and yelling at people who click on phishing emails, Hank ensures that everything is locked down tighter than Fort Knox. If you can’t remember your login credentials because they’re 35 characters long with special symbols and hieroglyphics, he considers that a win.
Tech Team
We Solve Problems You Didn’t Know You Had in Ways You Don’t Understand

Oliver “Byte Me” Thompson
Junior Code Necromancer
Life Perspective: "If it compiles, it ships."
Oliver lives and breathes code, mostly because he forgets to leave his desk. He’s known for debugging at speeds that defy physics and for creating scripts that solve problems nobody else knew existed. He also has a special talent for accidentally taking down the entire system five minutes before a deadline. His personal motto? “It worked on my machine.”

Ethan “Syntax Error” Patel
Cloud Architect & Professional Tab Hoarder
Life Perspective: "Why close a browser tab when you can have 347 open?"
Ethan is the go-to guy for anything cloud-related, except actual clouds, because he hasn't seen the outdoors in months. He can explain Kubernetes in three different programming languages but forgets how to order food without using an app. His most valuable skill is pretending he understands the code he just copied from Stack Overflow.

Logan “404 Not Found” Richardson
AI & Machine Learning Enthusiast (Wannabe Overlord)
Life Perspective: "If AI ever takes over, I hope it remembers who trained it."
Logan is obsessed with AI and is convinced it’s the future, despite the fact that he still needs ChatGPT to help him write emails. He’s always running complex neural network simulations on his laptop, which explains why it sounds like a jet engine. When he’s not building questionable AI models, he’s asking the team if they’d trust an AI doctor (spoiler: the answer is no).

Sophia “Ctrl+Z” Martinez
UX/UI Sorceress & Chief Usability Complainer
Life Perspective: "If it takes more than two clicks, it’s a bad design."
Sophia is the only thing standing between users and complete digital frustration. She’s passionate about creating intuitive designs, which means she’s also constantly battling developers who think buttons should be microscopic. Her greatest enemy? The phrase “Just make it look pretty.” When she’s not critiquing bad interfaces, she’s designing mockups that nobody will actually follow.
Testimonials

Before meeting Terry, I had hopes, dreams, and free time. Now, I have none of those, but somehow, I’m more productive.
Chadwick McButtonsmash

Terry once gave me advice. I still don’t understand it, but somehow, my life is better now.
Karen Von WiFi-Lost

He said he’d make the impossible possible. I laughed. Then he did it. Now I’m scared..
Dr. Algorithm von Debuggerstein

I asked him for marketing advice. Now I’m trending on Twitter and have three brand sponsorships. I don’t even know what I sell.
Todd "404 Not Found" Jenkins